State Tax Commission

January 8 - 12, 2018 Winter Appraisal School

Includes class descriptions, class times, registration

information, where to park, where to book lodging in

Boise, and other helpful information.

Questions? Contact Property Tax Education at (208) 334-7733

or email jan.barnard@tax.idaho.gov

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You are invited to the 25th Annual Winter Appraisal School. This catalog contains a list of all the courses offered this session. You can attend either one week-long course, any combination of other shorter classes, or one or two classes if you only need a few hours of credit. All texts for classes will be available each morning at the registration table located in the lobby of the Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel. Be sure to

bring a calculator, notebook, and pen/pencil to school. Continuing Certification: To maintain your certification, you must have obtained 32 hours of continuing education credit within the past two calendar years. Education Committee Chair: Shelley Brian, Lewis County Assessor Property Tax Division Education Director: Jan Barnard Registration Please register early - many classrooms have limited seating. Register online at tax.idaho.gov. Class Times

Monday classes start at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday through Friday classes start at 8 a.m. Monday through Thursday classes end by 5 p.m. Friday classes end by noon

Class Locations Classes will be held at two Boise locations (see map):

Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel Idaho State Tax Commission (ISTC) 1800 West Fairview Avenue Washington Group Complex 800 Park Blvd. Parking The Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel offers free parking for students and hotel guests. The Red Lion Downtowner will provide a shuttle to and from the hotel to all classrooms in alternate locations. A shuttle will be availaible to provide rides to and from the downtown area each evening. Please give the Red Lion Downtowner enough notice to reserve the shuttle for your classes. The Tax Commission also provides free parking. You will need to register as a visitor with the security stations at the respective plazas. Questions If you have any questions about Winter Appraisal School, contact: Jan Barnard at (208) 334-7733 or jan.barnard@tax.idaho.gov 2 of 19 EPB00669_12-04-2017

Hotels near the Tax Commission and the Red Lion Boise Downtowner classrooms 1- The Grove Hotel 245 S. Capitol Blvd. (208) 333-8000 2- Hampton Inn & Suites 495 S. Capitol Blvd. (208) 331-1900 3- Courtyard - Marriott Downtown 222 S. Broadway Ave. (208) 331-2700 4- Springhill Suites Boise Parkcenter 424 E. Parkcenter Blvd. (208) 342-1044 5- Riverside Hotel 2900 W. Chinden Blvd (208) 343-1871 6- TownePlace Suites Downtown 1455 S. Capitol Blvd. (208) 429-8881 7- Residence Inn Downtown 1401 S. Lusk Place (208) 344-1200 8- Holiday Inn Express Downtown 475 W. Park Center Blvd. (208) 345-2002

9- Modern Hotel Downtown 1314 W. Grove Street (208) 424-8244 10- Safari Inn Downtown 1070 W. Grove Street (208) 344-6556 11- Red Lion Boise Downtowner 1800 W. Fairview Ave. (208) 344-7691

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IAAO Course 102: Income Approach to Valuation – AQB Certified Income Approach to Valuation is designed to provide students with an understanding and working knowledge of the procedures and techniques required to estimate the market value of vacant or improved properties by the income approach. Topics include:

Selection of capitalization rates Analysis of income and expenses to estimate operating income Capitalization methods and techniques Application of the approach Real estate finance and investment

Successful completion of this course meets one of Idaho’s three requirements for becoming a “Certified Property Tax Appraiser.” Text: Property Assessment Valuation (green book) - $50 Recommended: STC Appraisal Course 1 or IAAO Course 101 AQB Approved: 33.50 QE, 33.50 CE with exam / 30 CE no exam Instructor: Marion Johnson, CAE Dates: Monday, January 8 – Friday, January 12 (a.m.) Location: Bannock conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hours: 32 Note: Bring a calculator IAAO Course 201: Appraisal of Land – AQB Certified Appraisal of Land is designed to provide students with an understanding and working knowledge of the procedures and techniques required to estimate the market value of land. This course concentrates on the skills necessary for estimating land value primarily using the sales comparison approach. Successful completion of this course meets one of Idaho’s three requirements for becoming a “Certified Property Tax Appraiser.”

Text: Property Assessment Valuation (green book) - $50 Recommended: STC Appraisal Course 1, IAAO Course 101, or IAAO Course 102 AQB Approved: 33.50 CE with exam / 30 CE no exam Instructor: John Ulibarri, RES, AAS Dates: Monday, January 8 – Friday, January 12 (a.m.) Location: Cottonwood conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hours: 32 Note: Bring a calculator

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IAAO Course 311: Residential Modeling Concepts This course presents a detailed study of the mass appraisal process as applied to residential property. Topics include:

Comparison of single-property appraisal and mass appraisal Components of a mass appraisal system Data requirements and analysis Introduction to statistics Use of assessment ratio studies in mass appraisal Modeling of the three approaches to value Selection of a mass appraisal system

Text: Fundamentals of Mass Appraisal (grey book) - $50 Recommended: STC Course 1, IAAO Course 101, IAAO Course 102, or IAAO Course 300 Instructor: Robert Reardon, CAE Dates: Monday, January 8 – Friday, January 12 (a.m.) Location: Spokane conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hours: 32 Note: Bring a calculator IAAO Course 402: Property Tax Policy Course 402 offers students strategies for assisting in the effective formulation and implementation of tax policies and presents background enabling students to understand the context under which property tax policy is established. Students will be given analytical tools with which they can explain the effects of proposed property tax changes. They will be provided with a sound theoretical basis to guide decision-making and to assist in creating workable solutions for their jurisdictions. The course is designed for assessment administrators and students of taxation, as well as professional policy advisors who guide and make decisions in the area of tax policy on a regular basis. Text: Fundamentals of Tax Policy - $55 (needed for course curriculum) Recommended: STC Course 1 or IAAO Course 101 Instructor: Alan Dornfest, AAS Dates: Monday, January 8 – Friday, January 12 (a.m.) Location: Conference room 1CR4 (first floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 32 Note: Class size is limited to 10 students.

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IAAO Course 601: Advanced Mapping Methods and Applications IAAO Course 601 provides a comprehensive program of study, applying the knowledge and abilities taught in IAAO Course 600 on a more advanced level. This class uses a comprehensive set of case problems to enhance your learning experience and includes an introduction to computer mapping. Successful completion of this course meets one of Idaho’s three requirements for becoming a “Certified Cadastral Specialist.” Recommended: IAAO Course 600 or STC Basic Mapping Instructor: Roger Gilliam, CMS Dates: Monday, January 8 – Friday, January 12 (a.m.) Location: Executive Dining Room in Central Plaza - Washington Group Complex Hours: 32 Note: Bring a calculator and #2 pencil. IAAO One-Day-Forum 917 - How to Critique an Appraisal Discover a methodical approach to the review and critique of appraisals submitted in support of assessment reduction. You will distinguish if an appraiser acts as an advocate for the client, or truly approaches the assignment as a disinterested, unbiased third party. All aspects of an appraisal will be inspected to ascertain the credibility and reliability of the work submitted. Instructor: Ron Gibbs, CAE, AAS Date: Wednesday, January 10 Location: Conference room 1CR5 (first floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 8 Note: Bring a calculator IAAO Workshop 100 – Understanding Real Property Appraisal Understanding Real Property Appraisal is designed to provide the students with a basic understanding of the procedures and techniques used within a mass appraisal office. This workshop introduces students to some of the concepts involved in using two approaches to value: the cost approach and the sales approach. Instructor: Ron Gibbs, CAE, AAS Date: Monday, January 8 – Tuesday, January 9 Location: Conference room 1CR5 (first floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 15

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IAAO Workshop 150 – Mathematics for Assessors and Appraisers This two-day workshop is designed to provide the student with an understanding of the mathematical concepts and techniques applied in the appraisal and assessment administration disciplines. It is designed for both the beginning student who has limited knowledge of mathematics and those students who wish to refresh their mathematical skills. Topics include:

Review of basic mathematical functions Negative numbers Decimals Percentages Exponents Roots Mathematical notation Algebra Statistics Graphs

Instructor: Tony Hagenstein, CAE Date: Wednesday, January 10 – Thursday, January 11 Location: Conference room 5CR4 (fifth floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 15 IAAO Workshop 171: IAAO Standards of Professional Practice & Ethics IAAO’s “Code of Ethics, Canons and Standards of Professional Conduct” workshop is designed to provide performance standards for real property, mass, business and personal property appraisal, and consulting. Case studies and exercises illustrate the material. This workshop includes an exam. Instructor: Ron Gibbs, CAE, AAS Date: Thursday, January 11 Location: Conference room 1CR7 (first floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 8

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IAAO Workshop 191 - Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice Update (National) –

AQB Certified This workshop is the National 7-hour USPAP Update offered for continuing education for licensure and certification through the Appraisal Foundation. This course is updated yearly to address changes to USPAP and common misunderstandings. Topics include:

General overview of USPAP guidelines Advisory opinions, statements, and other appraisal practices

Instructor: David Cornell, CAE, MAI Dates: Monday, January 8 Location: Aspen conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel Hours: 7 Note: AQB Approved: 7.0 CE. Bring a calculator and #2 pencil. Advanced Leadership Skills Develop critical leadership skills so that you are able to step forward with confidence as a leader in your organization. Develop practical, necessary skills such as managing your time well, communicating effectively, and delegating work to others. Topics include:

How to hire the right people How to facilitate productive meetings Handle conflict among team member Learn to position yourself to lead Learn to build a winning team Learn to lead with confidence

Instructor: ExecuTrain Date: Monday, January 8 Location: Cascade conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hours: 8 Boundary Disputes and Discrepancies – The Interplay of the Legal, Title, Real Estate, and

Surveying Professions The various roles of the land surveyor, the real estate agent, the title company, and the attorney interplay as a cohesive structure to promote certainty in land titles and certainty in location. Each of these professions plays a distinct role with specific and separate areas of concern. The interests of the land owner are assured when these professions work together. When discrepancies arise, the professionals must understand their individual roles in order to provide a cohesive and permanent solution. This course is specifically designed to promote a cooperative environment through discussion, debate, and learning.

Text: Boundary Disputes and Discrepancies – The Interplay of the Legal, Title, Real Estate, and Surveying Professions - $35

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Instructor: John B. Stahl, PLS, CFedS Date: Tuesday, January 9 Location: White Pine conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel Hours: 8 Collection, Interpretation and Model Building of Income and Expense Data The purpose of this workshop is to assist appraisers in the collection and interpretation of income and expense data for the construction of income models for establishing market value. Topics include:

Review of the income approach Forms and methods of data gathering and additional data sources Templates for storing and use of data Review of reconstructing income and expense statements Data analysis Interpretation and model building Extraction and development of capitalization rates Testing the income models Data write-ups and documentation

Instructor: Jerald Rudman, Team Consulting, LLC Dates: Wednesday, January 10 Location: White Pine conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel Hours: 8 Customer Satisfaction Learn skills to build and maintain long-term customer relationships, handle difficult people, and overcome barriers to customer satisfaction. Providing superior service means solving problems, dealing with frustrations and stress, giving and receiving feedback, avoiding placing blame on others, and communicating effectively. Topics include:

Clearing the barriers Dealing with difficult people Secret to getting more cooperation Building the foundation Using the tools Building motivation

Instructor: ExecuTrain Dates: Tuesday, January 9 Location: Cascade conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel Hours: 8

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Deeds and Property Law This workshop is a review of mapping issues with recommended steps to reach resolution and a review of real estate law as it pertains to the assessor’s office. This workshop will introduce the student to deed processing and related issues with recommended steps in the work flow. Topics include:

Deed basics Deed requirements Types of conveyances Common problems Types of legal descriptions How and where to find needed documents Information resources in Idaho Interpreting documents for assessment Problem descriptions

Instructor: Carl Olsson Dates: Thursday, January 11 – Friday, January 12 (a.m.) Location: Auditorium in Central Plaza – Washington Group Complex Hours: 11 Developing Yield Rates from the REIT Market: This is a hands-on, practical course relevant in the assessment of investment grade commercial properties. Topics include:

Developing yield rates from the REIT market Weighted average cost of capital Developing equity yields Debt yields and capital structure

Specific examples from the self-storage, senior housing, lodging, regional mall, office, and industrial sectors will be used.

Instructor: Mark Southard, Tax Commission Dates: Monday, January 8 (a.m.) Location: Conference room 5CR3 (fifth floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 4

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Effective Management Explore the fundamental concepts of effective management. To perform the job well, the manager must understand the different roles of everyone involved on the team, and be trained in developing the capabilities of all team members, and addressing issues as soon as they surface. In this course you will gain an understanding of the basic fundamentals of becoming an effective manager for your team. Topics include:

Developing as a manager Communicating successfully Cultivating great teams Empowering your workgroup Creating successful solutions to problems

Instructor: ExecuTrain Date: Thursday, January 11 Location: Aspen conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hours: 8 Excel 2010 Classes

Excel for Appraisers and Assessors

This hands-on, one-day workshop highlights how Excel can assist assessors and appraisers with their everyday ordinary tasks. Additionally, this course highlights Excel’s powerful analytical tools which are available to help solve many of the challenges facing assessors. Topics include:

Merging data from two separate cells Importing data into Excel Using Excel to extract market-based depreciation estimates Creating tables Creating and using PivotTables and PivotChart reports Creating dropdown lists Customizing the quick access toolbar Using the “VLOOKUP” function to create appraisal comp data Using the “sumif” and “countif” formulas Using the “if” formula to identify properties to review Other time-saving tips and techniques

Recommended: Experience using software on the Windows operating system

Instructor: David Cornell, Certified Microsoft Trainer, MAI, CAE Date: Tuesday, January 9 Location: Conference room 5CR3 (fifth floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 8 Note: Class size is limited to 15 students

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Advanced Excel for Appraisers and Assessors

This hands-on, one-day workshop builds on the concepts highlighted in Basic Excel for Assessors, and introduces many of Excel’s advanced capabilities which can help assessors solve many assessing challenges. Topics include:

Creating and editing charts Creating conditional formatting Importing data into Excel Data cleaning tips and tricks Calculating discounted cash flows Customizing PivotTables and PivotChart reports Formatting dates, time, and text Using Excel’s What-if analysis Using Excel’s statistical functions to identify outliers Other time-saving tips and techniques

Recommended: Basic Excel class and/or experience using Excel

Instructor: David Cornell, Certified Microsoft Trainer, MAI, CAE Date: Wednesday, January 10 Location: Conference room 5CR3 (fifth floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 8 Note: This workshop is not for beginners - class size is limited to 15 students Excel – Data Modeling for Appraisers and Assessors

This hands-on, one-day workshop introduces Excel’s data modeling capabilities. Data models are a powerful new tool in Excel for integrating data from various sources, creating relationships, discovering actionable insights, and valuing properties. All the guided hands-on exercises are specifically designed for assessors and appraisers. Topics include:

Import data into Excel from different sources Apply techniques to clean the data Create relationships between data sets Develop a valuation model Use Excel’s Solver to calibrate valuation models Analyze the results of the valuation model Customize PivotTables and PivotCharts with custom measures Use Excel’s statistical functions to identify outliers Other time-saving Excel tips and tricks

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Recommended: Basic Excel class and/or experience using Excel Instructor: David Cornell, Certified Microsoft Trainer, MAI, CAE Date: Thursday, January 11 Location: Conference room 5CR3 (fifth floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 8 Note: This workshop is not for beginners - class size is limited to 15 students

Review of Legal Issues in Property Taxation This Course will cover common legal issues in property taxation, including mapping requirements, exemptions and uniformity requirements, and the specifics of the appeals processes for locally assessed and operating property. Presentation will include a detailed explanation of the judicial process, the manner in which that process will most likely effect assessors and staff, and will include a live demonstration of a deposition involving a property tax case. Instructors: George Brown, Esq., Matt Cundiff, and Steve Fiscus, Tax Commission Date: Monday, January 8 (p.m.) Location: Cedar conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel Hours: 4 Roundtables - CANCELLED

GIS/Mapping Roundtable

This roundtable will include discussion of the issues and challenges in the mapping world, and a Q&A session to address more specific issues.

Moderators: Tax Commission staff Date: Friday, January 12 (a.m.) Location: Conference room 1CR5 (first floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 4

Property Tax Proposed Rules Roundtable

This roundtable will discuss and explain the ongoing issues and changes to both Idaho statutes and

administrative rules known to be under consideration.

Moderators: Tax Commission staff Dates: Friday, January 12 (a.m.) Location: Conference room 1CR7 (first floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex

(Tax Commission office) Hours: 4

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The Assessor's Cadastre - Procedures, Protocols, and Pitfalls This workshop covers the historical procedures to purchase a parcel of land in the United States. The class will review the early colonial version of metes and bounds descriptions, followed by the government land survey method. The class will follow the PLSS across the Great Plains and end up with the history of the Boise Meridian. This workshop will also provide a complete coverage of all legal instruments used to transfer an estate in real property detailing the meaning of all the legal terms mentioned on those transfer instruments, (i.e. various forms of deeds, wills, and court decisions). The main focus of the lecture is a very detailed review of proper procedures and protocols for county staff to follow regarding those instruments. This class will review the evolution of real property assessment and the creation of county assessment offices. And, along the way we will also discuss George Washington's, Thomas Jefferson's, Benjamin Franklin's, and Alexander Hamilton's ownership and real property assessment beliefs. Do those beliefs stand the test of time? Workbook: The American Cadastre - $40

Instructor: Rick Norejko, CMS Dates: Monday, January 8 – Wednesday, January 10 Location: Conference room 1CR7 (first floor) in Plaza IV - Washington Group Complex (Tax Commission office) Hours: 24 Valuation of High-End or Difficult Residential Properties The purpose of this workshop is to provide some guidance and suggestions on the process of data collection and analysis of high-end and difficult residential properties. Information from various areas of the U.S. will be used to help establish some processes and procedures. Images and property characteristics of sales and listed properties will be used. Topics include:

General information Cost approach Sales comparison approach Income approach Non-value analysis Articles of interest

Instructor: Jerald Rudman, Team Consulting, LLC Dates: Monday, January 8 Location: White Pine conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel Hours: 8 14 of 19 EPB00669_12-04-2017

Valuation of Lodging Properties The purpose of this workshop is to provide guidance and suggestions on the valuation process of lodging properties including hotel/motel properties. The workshop will look at the different classifications of hotel/motel properties, lodging terminology and how all three approaches to value can be used to value these types of properties. The workshop will also provide some internet websites where additional information on the hotel/motel industry can be discovered. Also, included is some information on what authorities in the field say lies ahead for the industry in the upcoming year or two. Instructor: Jerald Rudman, Team Consulting, LLC Dates: Tuesday, January 9 Location: Aspen conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel Hours: 8 Valuation of Self-Storage Properties and Tour Almost every assessment jurisdiction has some type of self-storage property on its assessment roll. This workshop provides guidance and suggestions on the valuation process of self-storage properties. The workshop will look at the different classifications of self-storage and how all three approaches to value can be used to value these types of properties. Analysis and valuation of these properties can be difficult. Topics include:

Month-to-month leasing The impact of new supply Reliance on external demand generators Management intensity What authorities in the field say lies ahead for the industry

Several Excel spreadsheets and templates are included to help with analysis and valuation. Instructor: Jerald Rudman, Team Consulting, LLC Dates: Thursday, January 11 – Friday, January 12 (a.m.) Location: Cedar conference room – Red Lion Boise Downtowner Hotel Hours: 11

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More Information: Registration closes on December 20 at 5 p.m.

Register online at tax.idaho.gov.

Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

A majority of seats are reserved for county and state employees.

Idaho counties will be billed on completion of courses. For all others, please submit payment at time

of registration.

Make checks payable to “STC Education Training Fund.”

If you have a disability and require services or accommodations to attend or participate in any class, please contact Jan Barnard at (208) 334-7733 or jan.barnard@tax.idaho.gov.

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Winter Appraisal School - Class Schedule (January 8 – 12, 2018)

Morning classes begin at 8 a.m., except Monday morning classes, which begin at 8:30 a.m.

Afternoon classes begin at 1 p.m., unless otherwise noted.

Course Room* Fee Mon 8th

Tue 9th

Wed 10th

Thurs 11th

Fri 12th

IAAO Course 102 – Income Approach to Valuation Bannock $500 X X X X a.m.

IAAO Course 201 – Appraisal of Land Cottonwood $500 X X X X a.m.

IAAO Course 311 – Residential Modeling Concepts Spokane $500 X X X X a.m.

IAAO Course 402 – Property Tax Policy 5CR4 $500 X X X X a.m.

IAAO ODF 917 – How to Critique an Appraisal 1CR5 $160 X IAAO Workshop 100 – Understanding Real Property

Appraisal 1CR5 $285 X X

IAAO Workshop 150 – Mathematics for Assessors & Appraisers 1CR7 $285 X X

IAAO Workshop 171 – IAAO Standards of Professional Practice & Ethics 1CR5 $160 X

IAAO Workshop 191 – USPAP National Update Aspen $160 X

Advanced Leadership Skills Cascade $108 X

Boundary Disputes & Discrepancies White Pine $175 X Collection, Interpretation & Model Building of Income & Expense Data White Pine $108 X

Customer Satisfaction Cascade $108 X

Deeds and Property Law EDR $163 X a.m.

Developing Yield Rates from the REIT Market 5CR3 $54 a.m.

Effective Management Aspen $108 X

Excel for Appraisers & Assessors 5CR3 $108 X

Advanced for Appraisers & Assessors 5CR3 $108 X

Data Modeling for Appraisers & Assessors 5CR3 $108 X

Review of Legal Issues in Property Taxation Cedar $54 p.m.

Roundtable – GIS / Mapping 1CR5 $54 a.m.

PT Proposed Rules 1CR7 $54 a.m. Valuation of High-End or Difficult Residential Properties White Pine $108 X .

Valuation of Lodging Properties Aspen $108 X

Valuation of Self-Storage Properties & Tour Cedar $163 X a.m.

IAAO Course 601 – Advanced Mapping Methods 1CR4 $500 X X X X a.m.

The Assessor's Cadastre EDR $305 X X X

*Classroom assignments are subject to change based on size of enrollment

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Red Lion Boise Downtowner Spokane Second Floor Conference Room Classrooms Bannock Second Floor Conference Room Cottonwood First Floor Conference Room (See the last page of this White Pine First Floor Conference Room brochure for the layout of the Cascade First Floor Conference Room hotel conference rooms.) Cedar First Floor Conference Room Aspen First Floor Conference Room Bitterroot First Floor Conference Room Sawtooth First Floor Conference Room Teton First Floor Conference Room Selway First Floor Conference Room

Idaho State Tax Commission 1CR4 1st Floor Conference Room, Plaza IV Classrooms 1CR5 1st Floor Conference Room, Plaza IV 1CR7 1st Floor Conference Room, Plaza IV 5CR3 5th Floor Conference Room, Plaza IV 5CR4 5th Floor Conference Room, Plaza IV

Washington Group Complex CPT Central Plaza Training Room Classrooms Auditorium Central Plaza Auditorium EDR Central Plaza Executive Dining Room

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